Math Place Value

Place Value in Maths describes the position of a digit in the number. If we represent a number in general form position of the digit will be expanded. Positions begin from one’s place and call it one’s position. Place Value of a digit from right to left indicates tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousand, hundred thousand, and so on. In this article, we have explained the Number Names, Place Value of Numbers from 0 to 100.

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Place Value Chart

Place Value Chart helps us to align the digits as per their correct places. To identify the place value of different digits in a number accurately make a note of the digits in the place value chart and write down the numbers in usual and standard form. The 10 digits we use to denote the numbers are

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

In the above chart, you can see that the place value of numbers increases by 10 times to the previous one while moving successively towards the left. In a similar way, if you move towards the right the place value becomes  1/10th of the previous one.

There are two types of charts based on the numeral system the charts follow namely the International Place-Value Chart and Indian Place Value Chart. To know in detail about these topics check out our further articles on this.

Place Value of Numbers from 0 to 10

Number Number Name Tens Ones
0 Zero 0
1 One 1
2 Two 2
3 Three 3
4 Four 4
5 Five 5
6 Six 6
7 Seven 7
8 Eight 8
9 Nine 9
10 Ten 1 0

Place Value of Numbers from 11 to 20

Number Number Name Tens Ones
11 Eleven 1 1
12 Twelve 1 2
13 Thirteen 1 3
14 Fourteen 1 4
15 Fifteen 1 5
16 Sixteen 1 6
17 Seventeen 1 7
18 Eighteen 1 8
19 Nineteen 1 9
20 Twenty 2 0

Place Value of Numbers from 21 to 30

Number Number Name Tens Ones
21 Twenty One 2 1
22 Twenty Two 2 2
23 Twenty Three 2 3
24 Twenty Four 2 4
25 Twenty Five 2 5
26 Twenty Six 2 6
27 Twenty Seven 2 7
28 Twenty Eight 2 8
29 Twenty Nine 2 9
30 Thirty 3 0

Place Value of Numbers from 31 to 40

Number Number Name Tens Ones
31 Thirty One 3 1
32 Thirty Two 3 2
33 Thirty Three 3 3
34 Thirty Four 3 4
35 Thirty Five 3 5
36 Thirty Six 3 6
37 Thirty Seven 3 7
38 Thirty Eight 3 8
39 Thirty Nine 3 9
40 Forty 4 0

Place Value of Numbers from 41 to 50

Number Number Name Tens Ones
41 Forty One 4 1
42 Forty Two 4 2
43 Forty Three 4 3
44 Forty Four 4 4
45 Forty Five 4 5
46 Forty Six 4 6
47 Forty Seven 4 7
48 Forty Eight 4 8
49 Forty Nine 4 9
50 Fifty 5 0

Place Value of Numbers from 51 to 60

Number Number Name Tens Ones
51 Fifty One 5 1
52 Fifty Two 5 2
53 Fifty Three 5 3
54 Fifty Four 5 4
55 Fifty Five 5 5
56 Fifty Six 5 6
57 Fifty Seven 5 7
58 Fifty Eight 5 8
59 Fifty Nine 5 9
60 Sixty 6 0

Place Value of Numbers from 61 to 70

Number Number Name Tens Ones
61 Sixty One 6 1
62 Sixty Two 6 2
63 Sixty Three 6 3
64 Sixty Four 6 4
65 Sixty Five 6 5
66 Sixty Six 6 6
67 Sixty Seven 6 7
68 Sixty Eight 6 8
69 Sixty Nine 6 9
70 Seventy 7 0

Place Value of Numbers from 71 to 80

Number Number Name Tens Ones
71 Seventy One 7 1
72 Seventy Two 7 2
73 Seventy Three 7 3
74 Seventy Four 7 4
75 Seventy Five 7 5
76 Seventy Six 7 6
77 Seventy Seven 7 7
78 Seventy Eight 7 8
79 Seventy Nine 7 9
80 Eighty 8 0

Place Value of Numbers from 81 to 90

Number Number Name Tens Ones
81 Eighty One 8 1
82 Eighty Two 8 2
83 Eighty Three 8 3
84 Eighty Four 8 4
85 Eighty Five 8 5
86 Eighty Six 8 6
87 Eighty Seven 8 7
88 Eighty Eight 8 8
89 Eighty Nine 8 9
90 Ninety 9 0

Place Value of Numbers from 91 to 100

Number Number Name Tens Ones
91 Ninety One 9 1
92 Ninety Two 9 2
93 Ninety Three 9 3
94 Ninety Four 9 4
95 Ninety Five 9 5
96 Ninety Six 9 6
97 Ninety Seven 9 7
98 Ninety Eight 9 8
99 Ninety Nine 9 9
100 Hundred 10 0

Solved Examples on Place Value

Example 1.
Write down the place value of each digit in the number 32?
Solution:
The Correct Place Value of each of the digit is expressed as
3*10=30
2*1=2

Example 2.
Write down the place value of each digit in number 452?
Solution:
The Correct Place Value of each of the digit is given as
4*100=400
5*10=50
2*1=2

Example 3.
What is the place value of 4 in 1490?
Solution:
Place Value of 4 in 1490 is 4*100

Example 4.
Expand the numbers representing the place value of each digit?
(i) 756
(ii) 52743
Solution:
(i) 756 – 7*100+5*10+6*1
(ii) 52743 – 5*10000+2*1000+7*100+4*10+3*1

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